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Nationwide bonds range launched

A new array of Nationwide bonds has been launched which pay up to 6.45 per cent.

The one-year e-Bond, available on the internet to customers with a Nationwide FlexAccount, offers a rate of 6.45 per cent and Nationwide claims that it will provide a guaranteed return for savers.

And the one-year loyalty fixed-rate bond - available to those who have been Nationwide customers for at least three years - provides value over the long term with a six per cent rate.

Matthew Carter, savings director at Nationwide, said that the building society has introduced "another strong range" of bonds.

"The one-year fixed-rate bond and e-Bond are ideal for people looking to tie their money in for 12 months at a high rate of interest, while the two-year loyalty fixed-rate bond rewards existing members with the promise of good value over a longer term," he remarked.

Nationwide's previous range of fixed-rate bonds, introduced in October, will be withdrawn on January 10th.
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